I have a suspicion - I think . . . [ he grimaces? He hates this, the accusation, but ] There are those who match the evidence, someone who I believe is hiding where they spent the night. They destroyed their way out of the crypt to make their way upstairs. He didnât have an injury, but . . . itâs a gut feeling.
If we can subdue him on Friday night, find some way to trap him, he wonât be able to hurt anyone. We can vote for him on Saturday.
...let's back up for a moment. [She's not saying no, but she's interested in his train of thought.] How would you trap this person? And what would you do if someone else committed a murder and could also be eligible for a vote?
[ first of all, oeach, how dare you stop and make me do an impulse control check on this runaway dumbshit plan train, ]
Weâd need to figure out a way to contain them - if they are strong enough to tear down walls, I canât imagine thatâs an easy task. As for two who are eligible. . . [ He realizes the answer might be extra-judicially kill them, but, he doesnât want that to be. ] If this method works, it can simply be used again. We donât have to kill anyone.
Stopping a monster transformation doesn't sound like it would be an easy job unless you had a lot of restrains or a way to stop it entirely. [She's frowning though.] Mr. Fotia. I understand what you're saying, but...incentives have been put into place to try and push one of your own into committing an act of murder. Can you assure the rest of the guests that something like that won't happen? And if someone else does experience a transformation and you vote to kill last week's culprit, it begins an endless cycle of chasing culprits.
Restraints should be fine if that's how you wish to proceed. [But she shrugs.] We're trying to figure that part out. The transformations are as new to us as they are to you guys.
Nothing like this has happened before, no. Don't you think if it had we wouldn't have to spend our Fridays trying to understand what happened the night before?
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Opening the door for her - though he doesnât waste much time before heâs just launching into it. ]
Peach. I need to know - will the same killer from last week strike again, or will it be someone different?
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...it's entirely likely that it'll be both, actually.
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I have a suspicion - I think . . . [ he grimaces? He hates this, the accusation, but ] There are those who match the evidence, someone who I believe is hiding where they spent the night. They destroyed their way out of the crypt to make their way upstairs. He didnât have an injury, but . . . itâs a gut feeling.
If we can subdue him on Friday night, find some way to trap him, he wonât be able to hurt anyone. We can vote for him on Saturday.
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...let's back up for a moment. [She's not saying no, but she's interested in his train of thought.] How would you trap this person? And what would you do if someone else committed a murder and could also be eligible for a vote?
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Weâd need to figure out a way to contain them - if they are strong enough to tear down walls, I canât imagine thatâs an easy task. As for two who are eligible. . . [ He realizes the answer might be extra-judicially kill them, but, he doesnât want that to be. ] If this method works, it can simply be used again. We donât have to kill anyone.
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Stopping a monster transformation doesn't sound like it would be an easy job unless you had a lot of restrains or a way to stop it entirely. [She's frowning though.] Mr. Fotia. I understand what you're saying, but...incentives have been put into place to try and push one of your own into committing an act of murder. Can you assure the rest of the guests that something like that won't happen? And if someone else does experience a transformation and you vote to kill last week's culprit, it begins an endless cycle of chasing culprits.
It's not an easy decision.
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[Crossing his arms tightly at that, because he GETS IT. He just doesn't want to.]
How do you stop them then? The transformations.
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Restraints should be fine if that's how you wish to proceed. [But she shrugs.] We're trying to figure that part out. The transformations are as new to us as they are to you guys.
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Restraints, and a can of hairspray. Maybe two.
[For his hair?]
I thought you said you'd had guests before?
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Two may be difficult, Mr. Fotia, but I'll see about getting you one can. [Apparently the restraints are easier? Huh!]
We have had guests before, but it's not like any of them have ever turned into monsters and stuff!
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What are you saying? The killing has not happened before?
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